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One Cut of the Dead (2017) by Shinichirou Ueda - cranefly - 10-24-2020
Haven't seen this.
But I might have glimpsed a poster.
Okay, so I'm picking it up from the library today.
Hopefully.
RE: One Cut of the Dead (2017) by Shinichirou Ueda - Drunk Monk - 10-24-2020
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RE: One Cut of the Dead (2017) by Shinichirou Ueda - cranefly - 10-24-2020
This one was recommended by someone I have a lot of respect for.
After 20 minutes, I was wondering what's the big deal? I mean, so a director is making a zombie movie, but he's disappointed in the performances. so to bring everyone's acting up to snuff, he introduces real zombies. A bit scattered, with timing that's off, and unnecessary scenes. I was ready to write it off until maybe the 30 minute mark. Then things got a whole lot more interesting, and I withdraw all my reservations.
Very clever, and highly recommended, especially for those interested in the filmmaking process. Best not to say any more.
One last thing. 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.